Blackguard is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLACKGUARD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to vituperate; to portray as a scoundrel
• abuse or disparage (someone) scurrilously
• To revile or abuse in scurrilous language.
• subject to laughter or ridicule
• use foul or abusive language towards
NOUN:
• a scoundrel
• a man who behaves in a dishonourable or contemptible way.
• The scullions and lower menials of a court, or of a nobleman\'s household, who, in a removal from one residence to another, had charge of the kitchen utensils, and being smutted by them, were jocularly called the \"black guard\"; also, the servants and hangers-on of an army.
• The criminals and vagrants or vagabonds of a town or community, collectively.
• A person of stained or low character, esp. one who uses scurrilous language, or treats others with foul abuse; a scoundrel; a rough.
• A vagrant; a bootblack; a gamin.
• someone who is morally reprehensible
ADJECTIVE:
• Scurrilous; abusive; low; worthless; vicious; as, blackguard language.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the kitchen servants of a household

Words related to BLACKGUARD

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Words that contain BLACKGUARD

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How to use BLACKGUARD in a sentence

• However, since you have asked the question, I should say that Phipps is utterly unscrupulous and possesses every qualification of a blackguard.
• An instance of this was witnessed by Sir Joshua Reynolds, when they were present at an examination of a little blackguard boy, by Mr.
• Her enemies had profited by her inexperience, and she had fallen an unhappy victim of an unscrupulous blackguard.
• Otherwise you might have carried to your grave the fear instilled into your soul by that blackguard.
• The man who declines to discharge his debt because his creditor is too poor to enforce it is a blackguard.
• It never seems to have occurred to you what an out-and-out blackguard you are, so I may as well put it to you plainly.
• Smythe! Where are you? Do you hear what this blackguard says? VICAR.
• I was broken down and dejected, and my state of mind and manner appeared a compound of the maniac and the blackguard.
• I should be a beast and a blackguard double distilled to think anything else.
• No, but you can show him up! You can blackguard his name for him! You can disgrace him in the papers! LOUISE.
• I knew he was a blackguard, but how much of a blackguard I did not realize till later.
• In the profession of the law we get somehow quite remarkably mixed up with ugly people, blackguard people, and dirty people.
• I instantly stepped forward to protect her, careless whether I involved myself in a discreditable quarrel with a blackguard or not.
• What did he do, the born blackguard that he was? Jumped up behind the chaise to make sure of his prisoner.
• The blackguard Colonel, the cause and origin of the disturbance, would, of course, be at once arrested and removed.
• Here in the middle of the eighteenth century that diverting blackguard, Jacques Casanova, was imprisoned.
• His position was as different from that of a private in the blackguard battalion as his artistic gifts and his industry were superior to those of the throng.
• William Gordon had the upper hand he showed himself in his true colors, as a bully and a blackguard.
• At Nootka he had found among the traders two young Hawaiian girls not more than fifteen and nineteen years of age, whom some blackguard trader had forcibly carried off.
• He was a blackguard fellow, with a long gun, a peacock feather in his cap, and a red scarf around his loins, like a thorough Klopice.
• She said that that blackguard outside there had struck you and you fell down the stairs.
• From dealing with such a blackguard I prayed to be spared.
• Geary, mindful of the dignity of his office, and that it did not become the Governor of Kansas to get into a brawl with a common blackguard, walked straight on.
• Of course you understand that I intend to assert that Augustus is the greatest blackguard you ever knew.
• That man Fairlawn, that blackguard, that creature of all others the farthest removed from a gentleman, had declared that in his, Mr.
• With regard to Nick Ratcliffe, I believe myself that the fellow is something of a blackguard, but in any case she both fears and hates him.
• If half my agent tells me is true, the fellow must be a most confounded blackguard, up to the eyes in all manner of ungodly traffic.
• She had derived her knowledge of me from my grandfather, and, such being the case, she would naturally look upon me as a blackguard and a menace to the peace of the neighborhood.
• I wished to call him a blackguard then and there, and it was on my tongue to do so, but I concluded that to wait until he had shown his hand fully was the better game.
• It was that blackguard Hunt-Goring who precipitated matters.
• So, one day, because God was wroth, her mother ran away with a blackguard, and died in the gutter, miserably.

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